December brings a crisp chill in the air, winter snow, and time to enjoy being with family and friends. It’s also the season for gift exchanging! UPC
would like to offer some conscientious options to make the holidays compassionate and cruelty-free. Why not support these wonderful businesses and
non-profits who are making a difference for farmed animals. Not only will you be giving a gift to a loved one, you will also be giving the gift of life to
an animal.
Happy Holidays!
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Warm Winter Coats
Give the gift of a warm winter coat and help reduce cruelty to ducks who are farmed for down. Save the Ducks has a wide variety of coats and jackets for men, women, and kids.
Their 100% animal-free coats are warm, lightweight, and fluffy. Birds used in down production have their feathers painfully ripped from their bodies while
they are alive. Please support this compassionate company raising awareness about this tragic practice.
Also available at
Nordstrom
and at dipierro.
To learn more visit: Ducks and Down
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Favorite Vegan Chocolates
Who doesn’t love sweets and treats at the holidays? How about giving dairy and egg-free holiday chocolate boxes! Both
Sjaak’s Chocolate
and Premium Chocolatiers are 100% vegan
companies with a variety of holiday gift options. Sjaak’s is 100% organic and both are gluten-free. Yum!
Compassionate Calendars
Here’s a fun gift idea that will last all year. Buy friends and family a
Chicken Calendar from Chicken Run Rescue! Chicken Run Rescue in
Minneapolis, Minnesota creates a delightful calendar each year with moving photos and inspiring stories of rescued feathered friends. All of the proceeds
fund chicken care.
Holiday Baking Gift Sets
Holiday baking is a great way to bring the family together. Help make sure that all the holiday cookies and cakes are egg and dairy-free with
Wholesome Chow Baking Mix Gift Sets.
All Wholesome Chow products are 100% vegan, as well as organic and gluten-free. Make sure there are vegan cookies for Santa and order a baking mix set
today.
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Prints by Sue Coe
For a unique gift idea, support animal organizations and artist Sue Coe and printer Steve Murray with this moving artwork.
How the print benefit works: When you choose a signed print and/or the poster by Sue Coe your money goes to either In Defense of Animals or
United Poultry Concerns minus the cost of printing and mailing. You get a wonderful Sue Coe print and the animals get your support.
For more information about this benefit visit: Prints for the benefit of In Defense of Animals and United Poultry Concerns.
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Gifts For Everyone
Show your family and friends your compassion and shop the United Poultry Concerns
Merchandise page. We have beautiful cotton T-shirts, DVDs,
books for adults and children, and more. Your purchase helps us to continue our important work for chickens and other farmed birds.
“Too Neat to Eat” T-shirt art.
Have a Compassionate Holiday Season!
